Players: Collin Morikawa calls for slow reproduction, “fines are useless” star-news.press/wp
Collin Morikawa is one of the most vigorous players at the topic of the book on playing in professional golf, especially on the PGA tour. The double chief winner believes that the question should be resolved the head to solve it once and for everyone.
His feelings were on full screen during the press conference before the tournament at the player championship. Speaking of TPC Pilasa, he supported something that was discussed for a while in golf media: publishing a player who most influence the pace of the game in a circle.
“I think it should be released,” Morikawa said. “I don’t know why he wouldn’t want to be released.”
But 6-time PGA tour has much more about his mind When it comes to solving the slow reproduction. Morikawa said that the PGA tour should take many drastic measures.
“I think I’m after talking to some guys, I think you just have to hit the boys and give you guys real punishment, whether they’re moves or FedEx Cup,” he said. “What I have learned is that monetary fines are useless. We make so much money, and some guys could honestly worry.”
“What I learned is that monetary fines are useless.”
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Morikawa spread to his reasoning saying that what most players really worried about the playoffs.
Those who qualify for another postseason event ending in the top 50 in the FedEx Cup, Play rack In all the events of the signature next year.
“I don’t know how much fines are,” Morikawa added, “but whatever the X is the amount, and I think they’re taking care of good golf and make sure they do, you know, 70, 50, 30. There is hard.”
However, the 28-year-old failed to admit that the publication of those who influence the most influence the tempo game could also help solve problems.
“I think he hides right away, isn’t it? If you don’t think you’re giving up, we hope you hope you hope, or hope you pick it up, or pick it up.”
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Collin Morikawa made similar comments on several occasions. At the invitation to Genesis, he advocated that the PGA tour adopted the policy similar to that recently announced by the LPGA tour.
The measures adopted by the female tour include penalties and fines for players crossing times that set the policy itself.
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